Exclusive. Just minutes from Cabourg, in the heart of the Côte Fleurie – Historic equestrian estate of 69 hectares to be reinvented, 4 km from the sea.<BR>Set in a preserved and historically rich environment, this exceptional stud farm spans 69 hectares of contiguous land and offers nearly 3,880 sqm of built space, presenting a rare opportunity on the Côte Fleurie for a prestigious heritage, equestrian, or hospitality project.<BR>Main buildings:<BR>– A 1968 Californian-style villa of approximately 920 sqm, featuring remarkable modernist architecture and listed on the Inventory of Historic Monuments. It offers vast, light-filled volumes and a constant dialogue with the surrounding landscape.<BR>– A late 19th-century Norman manor house of approximately 270 sqm, a testament to regional architectural heritage, located in immediate proximity to the Canadian Paratroopers Memorial, giving the site a unique historical and memorial dimension.<BR>Equestrian facilities and outbuildings:<BR>– A stud farm comprising 49 boxes, operational buildings, and residential spaces totaling approximately 2,300 sqm, suitable for a high-level equestrian activity or an ambitious conversion project.<BR>– A hangar of approximately 200 sqm.<BR>– Four independent houses totaling 293 sqm, ideal for staff accommodation, guests, or a rental project.<BR>Land:<BR>– Approximately 50 hectares of agricultural land to the west.<BR>– Around 20 hectares of meadows and landscaped parkland surrounding the main buildings, offering privacy, open perspectives, and exceptional views.<BR>The entire estate requires full renovation, allowing complete freedom for reinterpretation and redevelopment into an exceptional project.<BR>A rare domain combining architecture, history, and land, just minutes from the beaches of the Côte Fleurie and in immediate proximity to Cabourg.

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